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Dolly Coleman was born 10 November 1732 at St Stephens Parish.[1] She is the daughter of Thomas Coleman.[2]
William[citation needed] Hoskins and Dolly Coleman married before 10 February 1748/9.[2]
Dolly Hoskins is named in her father Thomas' Will dated 10 February 1748/9 in King and Queen County, Virginia.[2]
William Hoskins and Dolly Coleman had nine children: four daughters (Nancy, Dolly, Mary, and Jane) and five sons (Samuel, James, John, Thomas, and William).[citation needed]
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William M. Hoskins, Sr., and Dolly Coleman had eight children: three daughters (Mary, Dolly, and Jinney) and five sons (Samuel, James, Thomas, John, and William).[citation needed]
April 20, 1781 -- William M. Hoskins, Sr., died at Halifax County, Virginia.[citation needed]
1808 -- Dolly Coleman Hoskins died.[citation needed]
September 14, 1809 -- Dolly Coleman Hoskins, age 76, died at Halifax [County], Virginia, USA.[citation needed]
Dolly Coleman was a daughter of Mary (Lort?).[citation needed]
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She could not therefore have died in 1809.
That he and his brother Samuel would both marry women named Dolly Coleman (two different women) is certainly odd.
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https://www.geni.com/people/Dorothy-Hoskins/6000000001577912031 has her married to Samuel, and there are records for being father of the bride but with no mention of his wife, daughter Mary https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X5YR-H89 : 29 January 2020, Daughter Nancy https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X5YR-35Q, then there are sources for "Family Data Collection", but no actual records. Searching all records on Ancestry in the 1700's Virginia there is a will that mentions Child Dolley Stone, https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/134402:62347?tid=&pid=&queryId=f8d93433a2533ce14cc6a666abeff727&_phsrc=jqY3788&_phstart=successSource. I am just not finding any records for William and Dolly being married.
So while the names very strongly suggest that Dolly Hoskins was born Dolly Coleman, the date of birth makes it a little problematic.
Here is a very helpful chancery case for sorting out the family of William and Dolly Hoskins: https://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/full_case_detail.asp?CFN=083-1813-027#img